Around the world: India barred most foreign travelers until April 15, and Guatemala barred Europeans from entering the country.
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CANOE TEAMS BARRED FOR DOPING The International Canoe Federation barred sprint teams from Romania and Belarus from the Rio Olympics for widespread doping.
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Refugees are barred for 120 days and refugees from Syria are barred indefinitely, though those barriers can be lifted on a case by case.
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Since 1974, the United States has barred foreign nationals from giving money to campaigns and it later barred them from donating to political parties.
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Chandran, who was previously barred from trading by the Alberta Securities Commission in 93, will also be barred from doing so in New York state.
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Triathlon Canada has barred her from competing for the next two years, citing "repeated rule violations," while Ironman has barred her indefinitely from its competitions.
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PENTATHLETE BARRED Maxim Kustov, a Russian modern pentathlete who was accused of being part of a doping cover-up, has been barred for four years.
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Since 1974, the United States has barred foreign nationals from giving money to political campaigns and it later barred them from donating to political parties.
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REPORTERS BARRED FOR SECOND DAY OF EPA SUMMIT: The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) barred reporters from attending the second day of its event on drinking water pollution.
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A federal judge has permanently barred enforcement of a Wisconsin law that barred transgender Medicaid recipients from obtaining coverage for medically-prescribed gender reassignment surgery and hormone treatment.
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Seattle U.S. District Judge James Robart's decision barred the administration from enforcing the sweeping order that also indefinitely barred Syrian refugee admissions and prompted large protests across the United States.
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The regulator said on Monday that Poramaporn and Narumon were barred from holding directorships and executive positions at listed companies for two years, while Poramaporn was barred for one year.
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S.E.C. Opens Door to Investment Banking for Barred Financier | The financier, Steven Rattner, who led the Obama administration's auto industry overhaul, was barred from certain Wall Street jobs in 2010.
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Rancourt alleged this information was barred from the court, but Judge Larry Smuckler later claimed that the issue was not barred, and that Carney simply did not pursue the angle at trial.
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The pamphlet says 17-year-olds were barred from voting on referendums and elections of state party members but makes no mention of them being barred from voting in the presidential primaries.
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Anyone included on the list is barred from entering the United States, and U.S. firms and citizens are barred from doing business with individuals or companies that have been blacklisted. Non-U.
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In announcing this month that Russia's Olympic team would be barred from the 2018 Winter Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea, the International Olympic Committee also barred Mutko for life from the Olympics.
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Its president, Michel Platini, was barred from office after the Swiss authorities accused him of improperly receiving a $2 million payment from FIFA and Sepp Blatter, who also is barred from the sport.
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The order barred Syrian refugees' entry to the United States indefinitely, barred all other refugees for 24 days and blocked the entry of all citizens of seven mostly Muslim countries for 24 days.
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Amazon's third-party merchants are now barred from using FedEx Ground for Prime shipments Amazon recently told third-party vendors that they are barred from using FedEx's ground delivery services for Prime shipments.
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Saudi authorities have barred her from traveling abroad since 2014.
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"Barred from Dublin airport," reads the caption on the video.
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The candidates were nevertheless barred from appearing on official ballots.
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But Cabello said opposition parties could be barred from competing.
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It also paused refugee admissions and barred Syrian refugees indefinitely.
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By 1870, Congress barred publication of the information in newspapers.
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Those who refuse could be barred from leaving the country.
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Specifically, they barred the Trump administration from stopping DACA renewals.
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Foreigners are barred from contributing to campaigns for federal office.
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Barred Owl Like April, this animal is a new mom.
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Open discussion of politics is traditionally barred during the haj.
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At that point he was constitutionally barred from standing again.
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At home, Lederer was barred from discussing her father's crimes.
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Mr Najib himself has been barred from leaving the country.
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His public defender is barred by office policy from commenting.
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Georgia has barred unauthorized immigrants from public colleges and universities.
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Australia has already barred Huawei equipment from its 5G networks.
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They hung him by his wrists against a barred wall.
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State public defenders are barred from commenting on pending cases.
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Mr Sharif is still barred from serving as prime minister.
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It also recently barred many accounts that espoused white nationalism.
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One effectively barred abortions starting at 18 weeks of pregnancy.
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Humala is constitutionally barred from seeking a second consecutive term.
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He is barred from contacting the store or the manager.
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An Australian regulator barred lenders from bargaining collectively for access.
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Further, it takes Iraq off the list of barred countries.
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Now only people in prison will be barred from voting.
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It was also barred by a federal judge in Hawaii.
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Yet Americans are barred from buying prescription drugs from abroad.
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He and Rosmah have been barred from leaving the country.
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It barred another candidate for handing out cash while campaigning.
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Julia Garratt was released in February but barred from leaving.
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Drones are barred from being flown out of visual range.
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The ruling barred her from political office for five years.
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Before being barred, Shah apologized in parliament for her remark.
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Juveniles would also be barred from adult jails and prisons.
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Several candidates were barred from running in last year's elections.
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He even barred Winter from Bulls practices at one point.
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He would probably have me barred from Tottenham Stadium grounds.
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Their nuts will thus be barred from Nutella's mixing vats.
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Under existing law, Puerto Rico is barred from declaring bankruptcy.
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Women were barred from competing or even watching the games.
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More than a hundred Russian athletes were barred from competition.
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Ben Carson suggested Muslims should be barred from the presidency.
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His comments came a day after Israel barred Democratic Reps.
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Accardi was barred for 12 months and Campo for four.
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Mainstream banks are generally barred from this kind of lending.
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Britain has also barred nearly 2,000 known troublemakers from traveling.
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The injunction barred the Labor Department from enforcing the rule.
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Authorities have reportedly barred protesters from congregating alongside the road.
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Cabral is barred from participating in the museum's future competitions.
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President Enrique Pena Nieto is constitutionally barred from running again.
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They were not charged but were barred from leaving India.
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He is constitutionally barred from seeking a second consecutive term.
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But a federal judge barred it from going into effect.
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He would also be barred from running for the presidency.
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Muslims hate America and need to be barred from it.
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Congress shouldn't have barred the CDC from studying gun violence.
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Curacao's port authority barred the ship from leaving on Sept.
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She has also been barred from serving on the board.
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Players tackle each other with no holds barred, almost literally.
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By Wednesday, the N.C.A.A. tournaments had also barred their fans.
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But these crops may be barred from import into Europe.
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Students who had protested were barred from returning to university.
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Some have also been barred from public transit, Kulkarni added.
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Some have had their relatives arrested or barred from traveling.
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In response, Pyongyang barred all Malaysians from leaving the country.
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New York last year barred consideration of occupation and education.
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Last month the couple was barred from leaving the country.
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The news media was barred, enhancing the sense of occasion.
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Citizens will also be barred from travelling to those areas.
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The bureau is barred by statute from setting interest rates.
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Who barred young people, democratically elected candidates, from entering politics?
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Those who have tested positive are barred from doing so.
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JetBlue barred the passenger from traveling on the airline again.
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They were barred from the touchline for the last match.
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"She barred me from ever sending her anything," he said.
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Visitors were barred, and a guard stood at the door.
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A judge had initially barred punitive damages in the case.
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Local officials have barred many migrants from crossing city lines.
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Also, he will not be barred from the securities industry.
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Significantly, he will not be barred from the securities industry.
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But he would not have been barred from buying them.
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Armstrong was stripped of those titles and barred from competition.
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They say their mother was barred from leaving the country.
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Husbands convicted of abuse were similarly barred from the party.
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That conviction should have barred him from purchasing a gun.
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The service said she would be barred for three years.
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Their parents, children and spouses are barred from service, too.
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The Obama administration barred these large businesses from such exemptions.
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In the 2015 elections, however, he was barred from running.
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Trump has barred transgender individuals from serving in the military.
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Ms. Billops barred her from attending the Sundance awards ceremony.
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At this point, he should be barred from the building.
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Some of the barred prospective candidates were detained ahead of the protest and about 30 people were barred from the September elections saying they had failed to collect enough valid signatures to be included.
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Following the form of the 15th, it was written in the negative, as was the 24th, which barred poll taxes, and the 26th, which barred states from denying the vote to 18-year-olds.
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The order, which also temporarily barred refugees, led to a weekend of chaos at U.S. airports with travelers barred from entering the country upon landing while thousands of people turned out to protest the measures.
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She has been barred from having any contact with her kids.
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They are barred from providing many consulting services to audit clients.
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Watson also found fault with what sorts of visitors are barred.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia has barred U.S. bank JPMorgan Chase & Co (JPM.
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It also temporarliy halted refugee admissions and barred Syrian refugees indefinitely.
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It also temporarily halted refugee admissions and barred Syrian refugees indefinitely.
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Shaw's still barred from releasing material -- under the temporary restraining order.
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And Trump's admin has barred transgender people from joining the military.
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Currently, the clinics aren't actually barred from conducting business as usual.
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But she was barred from boarding a flight out of Iraq.
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All five are barred from leaving Belgium without a judge's consent.
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Members would also be barred from serving on any corporate boards.
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Refugees were barred for 120 days, with Syrian refugees banned indefinitely.
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Relationships between members and their staff are barred under House rules.
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In the past the church barred men from teaching children alone.
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Hansmeier was barred from practicing law in Minnesota earlier this year.
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Tanzania has barred its main gold producer from exporting gold concentrate.
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The Giants could have barred Coughlin from meeting with the Eagles.
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Pena Nieto is barred by law from seeking a second term.
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Humala was constitutionally barred from running for a second consecutive term.
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The NDA, unsurprisingly, barred her from divulging information about the family.
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But if the blockade continues, Saudis might be barred from attending.
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Under Australian law, bankrupt individuals are barred from holding corporate directorships.
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But the Senate parliamentarian barred Corker's "trigger" proposal on procedural grounds.
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Modi said there were temples where men were barred from entering.
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She was later barred from Rwanda for criticising Mr Kagame's regime.
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The agreement also barred victims from seeking any future financial redress.
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Women, traditionally considered polluting in Shintoism, are barred from entering it.
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Why are gay or bisexual men still barred from donating blood?
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Pena Nieto is barred from a second term by Mexico's constitution.
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And the artists, inevitably dissatisfied, had to be barred or beheaded.
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Until then, the court barred SGX from launching the proposed products.
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Most of those barred have already lodged appeals against the move.
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Often foreign media are barred from getting access to such events.
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The assault conviction should have barred Kelley from purchasing a gun.
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Insurance companies are barred from asking questions about applicants' health status.
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"Legally speaking, I was still barred from discussing it," he said.
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Bill Haslam was barred by term limits from seeking re-election.
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It was blaise yet refreshing; ignorant but with no holds-barred.
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At the first trial, references to the civil case were barred.
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Terry D. Schrunk Plaza is federal property where guns are barred.
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Under the order, Govan is not barred from seeing her sons.
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He is also barred from having any contact with the minor.
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European Union observers were barred, though some African Union observers came.
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But Judge Wendy Demchick-Alloy has barred testimony regarding those allegations.
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Outgoing President Ma Ying-jeou is constitutionally barred from another term.
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Jordanian Airlines says US off'ls barred electronic devices from certain flights.
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He stopped short of saying they would be barred from returning.
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Appointees would also be permanently barred from lobbying for foreign governments.
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Both men will be barred from entering France for two years.
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When he was barred, he blew himself up, injuring 15 others.
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He has barred transgender troops from serving openly in the military.
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But it's been barred from covering any actual surgery since 1999.
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Women, of course, were barred from many jobs in the past.
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She barred mention of DuBose's copious marijuana-related arrests as well.
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The government barred officials from forcing foreigners to buy inputs domestically.
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Several activists were barred from a scheduled meeting with Mr. Obama.
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At that time, he was barred from taking any management roles.
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Journalists, diplomats and Mr Wang's wife were barred from the proceedings.
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The couple were barred from climbing Nepal's mountains for 10 years.
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One had died while trying to squeeze through a barred window.
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Russia's Paralympic team may also be barred from this summer's competition.
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Dr. Rodchenkov suggested that Russia be barred from the Rio Games.
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That stance just got him barred from Ukraine for five years.
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The Trump campaign has largely barred BuzzFeed from attending its rallies.
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Earlier in the week, Turkey effectively barred academics from traveling abroad.
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IRS employees are barred from talking about specific taxpayers' tax returns.
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Navalny's supporters are among those barred from running in the election.
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S.M.U. is barred from postseason play because of N.C.A.A. rules violations.
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Both companies are effectively barred from selling equipment for American networks.
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York Times, sex discrimination in hiring was already barred through Title
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The broker, Glenn McDowell, was permanently barred from the securities business.
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In short, it barred any systematic form of race-conscious admissions.
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Pregnancy tests as part of the recruitment process is also barred.
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The newspaper was also barred from reporting details of the accusations.
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The authoritarian government at the time barred any protests against it.
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Effectively barred from publishing in Russia, she lives mostly in France.
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It also barred for life one top Russian official: Vitaly Mutko.
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Under the Constitution, presidents are barred from seeking a third term.
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But a subcontractor found some of its workers were barred entry.
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He and his wife have been barred from leaving the country.
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While he was there, South Vietnam barred him from returning home.
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He believes that he was barred because of his criminal record.
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Rappler reporters have been barred from covering any official presidential events.
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But now President Trump was gone, and nothing barred the way.
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Mr. Brown is barred by term limits from running yet again.
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Under the Constitution, the emperor is barred from participating in politics.
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Government contractors like Boeing are barred from making federal campaign contributions.
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There are free drinks involved, and phones are "discouraged," not barred.
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Opposition figures were barred from participating in debates about the amendments.
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He was barred from running for another election later that year.
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The AFL confirmed on Friday it had barred fans from matches.
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Some antidoping authorities have called for Russia to be barred completely.
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Scores of athletes, coaches and officials were barred from the Games.
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School systems are barred from asking students about their immigration status.
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In many places, people of other ethnicities were barred as well.
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Investor visas, which lead to permanent residence, will also be barred.
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On Saturday, Israel tightened its border and barred South Korean travelers.
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Nearly five years later, he is still barred from the business.
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That was also barred within the areas defined in the order.
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Mr. Najib and Ms. Rosmah are barred from leaving the country.
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In 2014, the Russian government barred her from entering the country.
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But Mr. Wilson was effectively barred from celebrating with his students.
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The doors were barred to her and she died shortly afterward.
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No steroid user has been barred from the Hall of Fame.
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The ECB is barred by law from providing financing to governments.
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Jackson then barred him from making any posts on social media.
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My shyness once more barred me from contact with human beings.
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The restriction barred American companies from supplying key tech to Huawei.
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In reality, however, "hardened criminals" are barred from receiving DACA protections.
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They are also barred from working, owning property or handling money.
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It barred him from possessing firearms or ammunition for two years.
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Western diplomats and journalists were barred from the hearing, Reuters reported.
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Chadwick is now barred from holding public office for five years.
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The inauguration committee is barred from accepting money from foreign nationals.
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It barred U.S. entry by people from several Muslim-majority countries.
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In December, the Modi government barred it from receiving foreign grants.
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The United States Equestrian Federation provisionally barred Mr. Morris in August.
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He was also barred by SafeSport but was reinstated last week.
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More than 100 Russian athletes were barred from this summer's Olympics.
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They have been barred from being buried beside their spouses/partners.
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But Obama invoked executive privilege and barred essential testimony and documents.
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Saudi law barred her from traveling abroad without her father's permission.
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He is barred from having contact with children younger than 16.
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"Bureaucrats being barred from leaving the country kills confidence," he said.
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My fellow activists and I were barred from joining his funeral.
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Gulalai Ismail, a celebrated activist, has been barred from leaving Pakistan.
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And when Vonn was barred from those races, she loudly protested.
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Barred from running as a Conservative, he's considering an independent candidacy.
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I was even barred from setting foot inside the computer room.
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Much to Uribe's dismay, he is constitutionally barred from running again.
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He is barred by law from seeking a second consecutive term.
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They are often barred from free education, healthcare and many jobs.
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Trump's executive order barred entry for citizens from Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen for 90 days and imposed a 120-day halt on all refugees, except refugees from Syria who are barred indefinitely.
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The employee has been barred from the banking business for life, the then president of the branch has been barred from senior management roles for two years, and the branch was fined, according to the statement.
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He's been barred from his own village, where he is still mayor.
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Those who failed this screening would be barred from taking the test.
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The Chinese Exclusion Act, which barred Chinese immigrants, followed seven years later.
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The court's judgment only held that such suits are not absolutely barred.
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In response, North Korea barred all Malaysian citizens from leaving the country.
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He also is barred from contact with families of the school shooting.
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On Thursday, Jones and InfoWars will be barred from Instagram as well.
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Under it, Celedon would have been barred from public schools and hospitals.
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Also, members of Congress would be barred from serving on corporate boards.
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All federal candidates are barred from accepting political donations directly from corporations.
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His public defender is barred by office policy from discussing the case.
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These contracts barred buyers from selling property to certain types of people.
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By law, foreign nationals are barred from contributing to American political campaigns.
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In this iteration, Iraq is not on the list of barred countries.
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Trump has previously barred Politico, BuzzFeed News, The Huffington Post, and others.
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Nevils and her fiancé are barred from speaking about Oppenheim and Lack.
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People under the age of 18 are barred from entering Australian casinos.
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The Huffington Post posted on Twitter that its reporters are also barred.
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It said Qatari goods would be barred from unloading in Saudi ports.
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PagSeguro, Stone and Arco all used such structures, which are barred locally.
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Every black family has a no-holds-barred relative like Ruby Johnson.
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"If I knew, I would have barred him," said his mother, Fatma.
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He and his accusers are barred from discussing details of the case.
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Right now, the Fed is barred by law from buying corporate assets.
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What do you think of Kendall's no-holds-barred video for Vogue?
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Police barred their way and scuffles broke out, a Reuters reporter said.
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A judge has barred him from having any contact with his accusers.
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Right now, being barred from asylum doesn't actually stop you from applying.
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All opposition parties were barred for not following them to the letter.
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Federal agencies are barred by law from endorsing candidates in political elections.
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Financial institutions are barred from promoting "high risk" products to ordinary investors.
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Ally Australia has barred the Shenzhen-based company from its 5G rollout.
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However, a Roman Catholic royal is still barred from becoming the monarch.
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He's also barred from visitation until after a court hearing next month.
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The very biggest banks are barred from retail acquisitions on competition grounds.
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Though they were not charged, the pair were barred from leaving India.
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The court has barred Zirngast from leaving the country, the lawyer said.
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She has been barred from speaking to the media or travelling abroad.
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Huawei's apparatus has been barred from government use in America and elsewhere.
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But she has already been barred from performing in her native country.
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Fall foul of local rules and a cheese can be barred altogether.
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MC Tianyou was recently barred from his platforms for promoting drug use.
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After today's plea, he's barred from trading securities in New York State.
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Sanctions have barred Citgo from buying Venezuelan crude or paying it dividends.
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Kabila was barred by constitutional term limits from standing in the Dec.
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Chinese authorities have barred senior staff at the conglomerate from traveling overseas.
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The SEC tried to have Musk barred from running a private company.
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Toth is barred from Lake Metroparks and has an 11 p.m. curfew.
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Sure, Apple curates apps in advance, but very few are ever barred.
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Sabraw has temporarily barred deportations of reunified families pending a final decision.
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Semiconductor suppliers are typically barred by Apple from revealing their supply relationships.
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But the appeal of lucid dreaming goes beyond no-holds-barred sex.
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Comcast had been barred from influencing its strategic direction since the merger.
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Haddad would top the ticket if Lula was barred, party sources said.
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U.S. intelligence agencies are barred from eavesdropping on Americans' communications without warrants.
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After his release, he will be barred from having contact with Kershner.
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They are, therefore, barred by law from contacting people on cell phones.
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Staff initially barred Kelly from entering, saying he was expected weeks later.
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" Campaigns are barred by law from coordinating with supportive super PACs. "Dr.
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As a convicted felon, Durst is legally barred from carrying a gun.
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Both men have also been barred from Center City while on probation.
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In some cases police barred them from the wall and arrested them.
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Iran is also barred from enriching weapons-grade uranium for 15 years.
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Online ad companies should be barred from owning browsers and ad blockers.
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And when the Israeli team tried to board, Lebanon's captain barred access.
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The entire Russian Olympic team might get barred from the Rio Olympics.
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He also sought, and failed, to have her testimony barred from court.
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But it's still unclear if pro sports teams would also be barred.
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U.S. companies are barred from selling technology to ZTE for seven years.
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It also barred agencies from sharing a person's records without their permission.
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Some are in jail, others are in exile or barred from politics.
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He was found guilty and barred from elected office for eight years.
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Suu Kyi is barred from the presidency because she has foreign children.
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Courtroom sketch artists were barred this week from drawing Martinez' facial features.
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It also barred the sale of bump stocks and high-capacity magazines.
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Experts say that has largely barred institutions from embracing these digital assets.
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Doriot barred women from his classes at Harvard, even after the university
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The ban barred women ages 10 to 50 from entering the site.
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Sterling was barred from the NBA and forced to sell the Clippers.
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That barred internet providers from giving any site or app preferential treatment.
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It is legally barred from indefinitely detaining immigrants who cannot be repatriated.
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Women whose testosterone level was "within the male range" would be barred.
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Texas prosecutors now say Mr. Buck's appeal is barred on procedural grounds.
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If Russia is barred, which top medal contenders will miss the Games?
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In general, nations have been barred because of geopolitical considerations, not doping.
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The president has barred many aid groups from operating in the country.
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Americans will also be barred from any transactions with the sanctioned entities.
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This angered North Korea, who then barred Malaysians from leaving the country.
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Her boyfriend, actor Li Chen, is also reportedly barred from leaving China.
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"White Crime" is borderline offensive, "$ave Dat Money" no-holds-barred cheap.
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If released, Hutchins will be barred from computer use or internet access.
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Part of extreme metal's appeal is its no-holds-barred lyrical grossness.
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Neither Ransbottyn nor Laeremans know for certain why they were barred entry.
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But the verdict came down to the child being barred from preschool.
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Its main threats are habitat loss and competition from the barred owl.
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Samuelson, Assange's Swedish lawyer, said he had been barred from the meeting.
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Personal cellphones are barred in many sensitive areas across the U.S. government.
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Salah Khashoggi, who has been barred from leaving the kingdom, looked pained.
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It's no-holds-barred when it comes to its dialogue and action.
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It barred him from the securities industry and imposed a $15,000 penalty.
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That is, until President Trump suddenly barred travelers from most European countries.
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Mr. de León is barred by term limits from seeking re-election.
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This week, the building instituted large-scale teleworking and barred most visitors.
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Both individuals who tested positive were screened on Monday and barred entry.
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Mr. Stevenson said those decisions also barred the execution of his client.
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Falling short a second time could get you barred for three years.
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Men are barred from competing in rhythmic gymnastics at the Olympics altogether.
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All non-residents will be barred from the territory as of Wednesday.
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A third conspirator, Cameron Bancroft, a batsman, was barred for nine months.
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When black people were legally barred from white-only schools and restaurants?
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He was among the athletes barred from competing in the Pyeongchang Games.
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Last year, he was barred from holding public office for 15 years.
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Many of the bodies were found piled up against the barred windows.
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But in the Jim Crow days of his youth, he was barred.
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They'll also be barred from taking hormones or getting gender-affirming surgery.
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There are 30 Egyptian civil society members barred from traveling right now.
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A Canadian sunflower farmer recently barred visitors after they damaged his field.
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Others were harassed by the security services or barred from leaving Egypt.
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Discrimination against transgender people, the court said, was barred by Title VII.
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Tech companies said they had always barred these groups from their platforms.
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Response: Paul Joseph Watson, an Infowars contributor, was one of those barred.
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It has long barred access to Facebook, Twitter and other global platforms.
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The amendment barred states from denying voting rights on account of sex.
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New York City regulators have barred him from continuing to manage medallions.
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The black-barred silver dollars also seemed interested in their unusual visitor.
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They could be stripped of medals and barred from the Olympic Games.
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After the killing, both countries briefly barred each other's nationals from leaving.
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Americans remain nominally barred by law from traveling to Cuba as tourists.
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The city is technically barred from removing homeless people from public areas.
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They asked that he be barred from inheriting her multimillion-dollar fortune.
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Mr. Morales is barred from running for the presidency in this election.
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Australia and New Zealand have barred the company from their domestic networks.
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Senators are barred from talking in the chamber during the impeachment trial.
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He is also barred for life from working in the banking industry.
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And in March, the committee barred him from preaching for a year.
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Under current Anglican law, gay marriage is still barred for church officials.
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President Enrique Pena Nieto is barred by law from a second term.
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Had it been reported, Kelley would have been barred from buying guns.
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Various theories exist as to why women are barred from the ring.
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The US Navy and Army have both barred TikTok from government phones.
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"He was barred by the statute of limitations as well," she said.
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The thousands who remained in the park were barred from setting off.
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Bars are barred, concerts and movies just starting to become widely available.
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In the 1880s, they are excluded from immigration and barred from citizenship.
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It can mean losing a green card or being barred from citizenship.
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President Barack Obama barred the use of such interrogation techniques in 2009.
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Card holders can be barred, for instance, if they owe back taxes.
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Some cultures have even barred all direct communication with parents-in-law.
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Earlier this year the department had barred such sales without prior approval.
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Russian athletes, teams and officials could be barred from even attending them.
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Immigration Haitians will be barred from getting temporary agricultural and seasonal visas.
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However, authorities barred one of the most prominent, Joshua Wong, from running.
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As governor, he barred Syrian refugees from Indiana, citing fear of terrorism.
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New elections — in which Mr. Morales is barred from running — are planned.
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But it's been barred from covering any actual surgery since the 1990s.
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It did not ban procuring polls but barred publication of any results.
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Lula is barred from running if the ruling is upheld on appeal.
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They are barred altogether from sitting university entrance examinations in the capital.
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Suu Kyi remains barred from becoming president under the military-drafted constitution.
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More than 240,000 of those barred from voting had completed their sentences.
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Two weeks ago, the United States barred Otaibi from entering the country.
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Amazon barred third-party sellers from using FedEx Ground for Prime deliveries.
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Title X facilities will also be barred from referring patients for abortions.
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Suddenly, you give them a little spotlight and bam, no holds barred.
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He is under investigation and has been barred from his research lab.
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Previously, state law barred the assault weapons' sale to those under 18.
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It is unclear how long Mr. Bieber will be barred from performing.
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The pair selected three users who were barred for repeatedly violating rules.
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The pair selected three users who were barred for repeatedly violating rules.
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However, Mr. Priebus had barred Ms. Newman from several White House meetings.
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He was then barred by the court from the Church Street area.
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She was also barred from visiting any nonpublic places, even friends' homes.
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It barred minors who are unvaccinated against the virus from public places.
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The judge barred some of the key tenets of the necessity defense.
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And it barred the company from making any further deceptive privacy claims.
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Under Obamacare, insurers are barred from charging more for pre-existing conditions.
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Russian photographers were allowed into the meeting, while US media was barred.
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Florida, however, barred people from voting even after they've completed their sentences.
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If one is detected, healthcare providers are barred from performing an abortion.
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Prosecutors, who believe that Shkreli, 34, has resumed posting despite being barred from the social media platform earlier this year for harassing a female reporter, also want him barred by the judge from tweeting further about the case.
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" She asked for a complete list of "other individuals or firms who, like Mr. Cohen, were barred from managing funds (or barred from other activities by SEC) yet are presently indirectly involved in those activities with SEC-registered entities.
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The territory may be disputed, but Jews should not be barred from living there — just as Palestinians are not barred from living in Israel — and Friedman cannot be criticized for making legal contributions to support Jews in that community.
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BNP alone was fined $8.9bn and temporarily barred from dollar clearing (see article).
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A school spokesperson said he has been barred from campus, the Sentinel reports.
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The court found that relatives of coup leaders are barred from the presidency.
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The Supreme Court last Thursday temporarily barred the addition of the controversial question.
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She was re-elected in 2011 but is barred from seeking another term.
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Democratic Governor Earl Ray Tomblin was barred by term limits from running again.
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As well as disqualifying elected legislators, other candidates have been barred from running.
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But last year, the force was barred from pursuing suspects or making arrests.
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Before the war, African-Americans were barred from flying for the US military.
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He is barred from using the boys' bathroom at his Virginia high school.
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But there's no indication that McInnes will be barred from coming to Australia.
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Many anti-fascist protesters said the vigil in Germany should have been barred.
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LePage, also a Republican, is barred by state law from seeking another term.
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Judge Roberto Canas told him he was also barred from possessing any firearms.
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Countries barred might well include Sweden or Finland, and would definitely include Ukraine.
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Both parties called the police, and Mr. Pourkay was barred from the premises.
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Per federal election law, campaigns are barred from directly coordinating with super PACs.
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After she reported her concerns to Chapman, school security barred him from campus.
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Two have been barred; others look likely to be booted out as well.
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Platforms would also be barred from serving targeted ads to children under 13.
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An Iowa judge also barred the company from doing business in the state.
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In 2014, the Saudi government barred Ms. Badawi from traveling outside the kingdom.
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But so many others like us are now barred from entering this country.
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State doctors and hospital directors have been barred from speaking out about problems.
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The film's cinematographer, Khaled Khateeb, was barred from entering the U.S. on Friday.
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Cunha's critics demand that the discredited lawmaker be barred from politics next week.
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Huawei has long been barred from America, in practice if not on paper.
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He was thwarted when the electoral authority barred his candidacy on a technicality.
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But asylum seekers are barred by law from seeking employment in the city.
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He was barred from the building last October while he was under investigation.
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He is constitutionally barred from seeking another term in the July presidential election.
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Dink, for example, is simply barred from placing bets at any Caesar's properties.
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They are denied visas and Americans are barred from doing business with them.
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They're also barred from letting kids younger than 13 authenticate using facial recognition.
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It has barred the two most popular opposition leaders from running for president.
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But the judge ruled that English contractual law barred them from doing so.
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Mobile phones have already been barred from the Cabinet because of similar concerns.
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He has been barred for life from holding public office by the court.
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Huawei has long been barred from selling telecom gear in the United States.
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The company faces being barred from bidding on Canadian contracts for 10 years.
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No time-frame was given for how long the jets would be barred.
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What better way, then, to make this a no-holds barred street fight?
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Voting was barred in two eastern regions where the president is widely detested.
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A judge barred the appointment with an injunction that the government has appealed.
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In 2016 the US barred government employees from traveling to Acapulco at all.
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Previously, the New York City suburb temporarily barred unvaccinated minors from attending school.
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The revamped order issued Monday removed Iraq from the list of barred countries.
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That's not to say that Kalanick will be barred from the event entirely.
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In 2015, Oregon barred some under restraining orders for stalking from getting guns.
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But the department has been barred from covering actual reassignment surgery since 1999.
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All US citizens are barred from dealing with him, according to the department.
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Jacksonville's Roy Miller was barred six games for an alleged domestic violence incident.
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But she is not barred from serving alcohol, a court official tells PEOPLE.
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Missile technology and military hardware have long been barred by United Nations sanctions.
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Instead, he upheld the NTSB's conclusion that several FOIA exemptions barred the disclosures.
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Huawei is already effectively barred from selling equipment or phones in the US.
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They also barred flyers from putting the smartphone in their checked-in luggage.
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Who will be next to be barred from public office based on stereotypes?
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As a result, several of the more outspoken ones were barred from standing.
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Ironically, Cohen has criminal allegations that would not be barred under double jeopardy.
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The board members would, for example, be barred from participating in local campaigns.
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Epstein's lawyers have argued that the 2008 agreement barred the current criminal case.
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In May, the Pentagon barred military members from buying Huawei and ZTE phones.
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Airlines were blindsided and some cabin crew were barred from entering the country.
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The center has barred the use of flash drives and disabled USB ports.
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She and the others are now barred from testifying by the district attorney.
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Positive results could lead to dozens of athletes being barred from Rio's Olympics.
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Charities are barred by law from advancing the self-interests of their executives.
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In March, the French Culture Ministry barred its export abroad for 30 months.
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Burmese, Himalayan, Persian, and exotic shorthair cats are also barred from flight travel.
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Pena Nieto is barred by law from seeking a second six-year term.
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Massachusetts has barred employers from asking about applicants' salaries before making job offers.
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Mr. Sullivan's sentence barred him from taking another job as a police officer.
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It's called a barred knifejaw, and it's native to Japan, Korea and China.
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Unfortunately for Duncan, the arbitrators also found that DLI's claims are time-barred.
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One judge has been arrested and another has been barred from leaving Peru.
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The court even barred the families of the defendants from attending the trial.
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Clinton be barred from classified briefings for the remainder of the presidential campaign.
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And independent truck drivers, called owner-operators, are outright barred from forming unions.
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Refugee admissions were suspended for 120 days while Syrian refugees were barred indefinitely.
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Retail investors are generally barred under existing regulations from investing in private companies.
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Alabama, barred mandatory sentences of life without parole for juveniles convicted of homicides.
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Perpetrators of domestic violence are supposed to be barred from buying guns nationwide.
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New Zealand and Australia have barred Huawei equipment from its 5G mobile networks.
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Some Kenyan athletes are also in danger of being barred because of doping.
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And hadn't all Russians who were caught doping already been barred from Rio?
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Holder, Texas had been barred from putting its voter ID law into effect.
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In others, convicted felons voted, even though they were barred from doing so.
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Clinton and Mr. Trump have generally barred reporters from attending their fund-raisers.
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United Nations Security Council resolutions have barred North Korea from developing ballistic missiles.
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For over 33 years, Florida barred all gays and lesbians from adopting children.
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Branded a counterrevolutionary, Malevich was jailed and barred from leaving the Soviet Union.
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They also called for Cunha to be barred from politics for 10 years.
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About 3,800 students at 35 schools remain barred from attendance, according to Kaiser.
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Noncitizens have been barred by law from voting in federal elections since 1996.
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The government has already barred Mr. Bahgat and Mr. Eid from leaving Egypt.
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A barred window looks onto a shaft that is perhaps four feet wide.
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Three other Yomiuri players were barred in November as part of the scandal.
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That means criminal charges against a re-elected Trump could be time-barred.
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No Czech telecoms operator has so far barred Huawei from supplying 5G technology.
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Yet continually Black and Brown people are barred and disenfranchised in the industry.
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At the time, Texas had a constitutional amendment that barred same-sex marriage.
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But a judge barred Kane's lawyers from mentioning the emails during her trial.
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Last weekend he was barred from crossing into Hong Kong for medical treatment.
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It would not have barred Mohamed Atta, ringleader of the 9/11 hijackers.
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Five lawmakers were barred from the chamber after protesting the measure on Wednesday.
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A trial judge rejected it, saying it was barred by the 1996 law.
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The company also barred returns on items like toilet paper, soap, and rice.
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It barred foreigners from entering, postponed April elections, and closed schools and universities.
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At least three candidates were barred from running this year by election officials.
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Warner also received a yearlong suspension, and Bancroft was barred for nine months.
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The Trump administration has also barred Americans from holding new Venezuelan government bonds.
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One musical was there only because it had been barred the year before.
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A third-time offender will be barred from extracurricular activities for 12 months.
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Meanwhile, my client has been barred from campus for more than nine months.
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The only credible opposition candidate, Aleksei A. Navalny, has been barred from running.
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His most vocal opponent, anti-corruption campaigner Alexei Navalny, was barred from running.
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One lawyer, representing the E.E.O.C., said Title VII barred discrimination against gay people.
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Companies would be barred from transferring or sharing users' data with third parties.
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His wife, Kubra, also a Turkish-American, is barred from traveling outside Turkey.
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Under the Taliban, many schools were closed and girls were barred from attending.
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The state also barred apparel and insignia that promoted groups with political views.
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In East Berlin, I spent 12 years of my life barred from performing.
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Her lawyer, David T. Page, said she has been barred from the campus.
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The black-barred silver dollars also seemed interested in their unusual visitor. pic.twitter.
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He was barred from travel to the West except to attend international gatherings.
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"Their families are there and they won't risk being barred from visiting them."
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The authorities have arrested some atheists and barred others from leaving the country.
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Midsized companies would be barred from paying dividends while the loan is outstanding.
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The next day I learned that I was barred from leaving the country.
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Reinhard had been barred by the SEC from working in the securities industry.
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American companies should be barred from selling technology that abets human rights abuses.
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Iran has barred government officials from traveling, and parliament has been suspended indefinitely.
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He also said he has been barred twice from Facebook, though only temporarily.
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Even after he was reinstated, Walmsley was still barred from driving on base.
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And while reporters were barred from the hospital grounds, my husband was not.
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Many who were prosecuted said they didn't understand they were barred from voting.
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Mahathir has barred Najib and his wife, Rosmah Mansor, from leaving the country.
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Johnson Sirleaf was barred from seeking re-election by a constitutional term limit.
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The judge in his criminal case barred Logan from using online dating services.
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Looking ahead: If Russia is barred, it can appeal to sports' highest court.
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However, she was barred from attending the closer school because of segregation laws.
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Maduro, in turn, has barred Guaido from leaving Venezuela and frozen his assets.
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Voters were barred from participating in both the Democratic and the Republican primaries.
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Most would have been barred under restrictions now being contemplated by the Army.
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Saturday would be barred entry into the country, Ynet reported late Saturday afternoon.
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The Pride Center was first barred from marching in 2011, Ms. Bullock said.
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Last April, New York City regulators barred him from continuing to manage medallions.
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Art supplies like lead pencils, barred as possible "dual use" for weapons, disappeared.
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The two men appreciate one another's no-holds-barred style of political brawling.
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Moderates and pragmatists seeking greater political and social freedoms have mostly been barred.
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As a result, he was barred from owning guns, according to the Post.
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Some courtesies are observed: Stamping on heads is frowned upon, though not barred.
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Those that do not comply would be barred from receiving certain federal grants.
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The United States and Australia have effectively barred Huawei from participating in 5G.
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Chinese women were specifically barred, those who did arrive often sold into prostitution.
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It is not true that all testimony related to facilitated communication was barred.
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MLB had previously barred its players from taking part, pending U.S. government authorization.
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His ruling also barred the administration from enforcing its limits on accepting refugees.
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Scientists complain that they have generally been barred from doing research on farms.
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For instance, Russia has been barred before, but its athletes have continued competing.
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Regulators have since barred it from the blood-testing business for two years.
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Though he was quickly released, his company was barred from receiving further contracts.
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China earlier this year barred the country's independent oil plants from exporting fuel.
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Hayes said federal regulations barred him from discussing the status of individual children.
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Immigrants cannot legally be issued a visa if they are barred from entry.
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Unfortunately, it is being barred by the very system he wants to change. ■
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The provincial soccer federation barred hijab-wearing girls on the pretext of safety.
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He was barred from participating in radio and television debates, and from voting.
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Each has expelled the other's ambassador and barred each other's nationals from leaving.
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Last month, the Israeli government barred Omar and her fellow Muslim lawmaker Rep.
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He was later barred for life from the financial industry by British regulators.
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PORTUGAL'S PM COSTA SAYS CRUISE SHIPS WILL BE BARRED FROM DISEMBARKING FOREIGN PASSENGERS
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He cost you millions of dollars and got you barred from Wall Street.
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But on Monday the Kremlin barred him from running for president in March.
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Bollinger, the other Michigan case in 2003, barred the use of point systems.
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And President Trump has barred most transgender people from serving in the military.
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For that vote, the junta blocked opponents from campaigning and barred election monitors.
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Many are formerly incarcerated and thus barred from certain jobs and housing opportunities.
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The Trump administration has since barred government agencies from using Kaspersky's antivirus products.
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They're barred from rejecting patients who they expect will have especially high costs.
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Blacklisted individuals can be barred from buying plane or train tickets: Although the system is still being tested in different ways at the local level, last year it barred people 17.5 million times from purchasing air tickets, the government reported.
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Wade was the landmark Supreme Court ruling in 1973 that barred state abortion bans.
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Now, Underwood says viewers will see this no-holds-barred Colton on the show.
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That sentence was commuted to life without parole after Illinois barred the death penalty.
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Kabila was barred by term limits from standing again after 18 years in office.
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Those being freed are barred from speaking with the press or on social media.
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He has been barred from contacting any of his alleged victims or their families.
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In Connecticut, employers will be barred from asking job applicants about their salary history.
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Foresea's chairman and owner Yao Zhenhua was barred from the industry for 10 years.
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The city state also has a list of people barred from entering the casinos.
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Green groups said those barred from Poland included people from Ukraine, Georgia and Kyrgyzstan.
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Despite holding a green card, she was previously barred from entering the United States.
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But here's the thing: Right now, the FTC is legally barred from regulating ISPs!
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Listed companies are barred from receiving components and software unless the trade is licensed.
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Christie is barred from running for re-election this year due to term limits.
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Najib and his wife, Rosmah Mansor, have since been barred from leaving the country.
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They're barred from signing sneaker deals or autographs to make money on the side.
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Nor could he climb out of his bedroom window, which was barred against thieves.
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He was reprimanded by the speaker of the house and barred from the debate.
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Employers are also barred from pay disparities that stem from differences in past salaries.
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U.S. District Judge Richard Stearns in August barred a retrial of the other three.
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Cardi B's first claim to fame was as a no-holds-barred truth-teller.
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This time, however, the barred candidates include nearly a third of the current parliament.
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Shufersal is also barred from re-acquiring those stores for at least five years.
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Abusers currently are barred from purchasing new guns but not from possessing older weapons.
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Already, 9 million people with low scores have been barred from buying plane tickets.
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Manliguis said Snapchat and Reddit have also barred #open from advertising on its platforms.
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Pakistani authorities initially barred the diplomat, who was not named, from leaving the country.
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That plan, challenged by Texas and other states, has been barred by the courts.
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Medicare, the government insurance program for seniors, is legally barred from negotiating drug prices.
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If it&aposs upheld, he could go to jail and be barred from running.
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The following year, they were both barred from selling product to the U.S. government.
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Russia's track and field team remains barred following an earlier decision by the IAAF.
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The senator was barred from the executive suite occupied by billionaire financier Sheldon Adelson.
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Last year, the Federal Aviation Administration barred drone flights over major U.S. nuclear sites.
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DESPERATE, NO-HOLDS-BARRED scrapping has become Britain's day-to-day mode of government.
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Because of his conviction he is barred from parliament, at least until next year.
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Brazilian builder Mendes Junior Engenharia was barred from bidding for government contracts in April.
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It fined him $15,000 and barred him from working in the industry for life.
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Under the rules, players are barred from betting on any aspect of sanctioned tournaments.
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The U.S. barred companies from selling to Huawei in May, citing national security concerns.
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Until then Afro-Brazilians had previously been barred from taking part in the festivities.
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Aid workers are regularly barred from delivering food and medicine to rebel-held areas.
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He said Trump would have barred his Muslim family from entering the United States.
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In 503 Ms Rwigara was barred from running for election against President Paul Kagame.
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Jordan was furious and barred Israeli diplomats from returning until the guard is prosecuted.
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But it is barred under U.N. Security Council resolutions from using ballistic missile technology.
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Most people are barred from obtaining individual health plan coverage outside of open enrollment.
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State Department officials said they were barred from speaking about the swimmers' case specifically.
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Even then, they were barred from looking at any man other than their husbands.
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Politicians have been barred from running for office unless they pledge loyalty to China.
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In most states, women are barred from overnight shifts at factories for safety reasons.
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It has also barred companies with American operations from lending to some Venezuelan entities.
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Inmates serving sentences in state prisons will still be barred from voting in California.
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Meanwhile, New York has also closed schools and barred unvaccinated children from public places.
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He was recently convicted of campaign finance corruption and barred from running for office.
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Some British lawmakers have said RT should be barred from Britain after the poisoning.
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Yet with so many candidates barred from running, voters may simply stay at home.
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They barred depictions of pornography, criminal acts, gratuitous violence, threats, spam, and hate speech.
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If it is too low, banks can be barred from paying their AT1 coupons.
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Women who are held in detention and those in prison are barred from voting.
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He is barred by the Constitution from receiving gifts from foreign governments or officials.
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Parkland high school monitor who saw Nikolas Cruz before shooting is barred from grounds .
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Toshiba is already barred from issuing equity as a result of the 2015 scandal.
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Still, he does not have a backup plan if he is barred from entry.
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She is also barred from any school property, except to retrieve her personal belongings.
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With Gursewak's parents barred from working, the family has to scrape by on donations.
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The previous order also contained that provision but it indefinitely barred refugees from Syria.
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North Carolina recently barred transgender people from choosing bathrooms consistent with their gender identity.
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General tourism by Americans to Cuba is still barred under the U.S. trade embargo.
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Each assured them the law barred English from living so close to his victim.
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The entire Russian Paralympic team has also been barred over the same doping allegations.
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Election authorities have barred the government from offering targeted budget 'sops' to buy votes.
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Countries on the council are barred from voting on motions about their own affairs.
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Many of them can't afford private insurance and are barred from Medicare or Medicaid.
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It's a bit of a Great British tradition to be barred from a pub.
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Security agents barred other people, including Kyagulanyi's wife and relatives, from attending the hearing.
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Foreign reporters and diplomats were barred from the courtroom, one witness there told Reuters.
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Such private action is not government regulation of speech barred under the First Amendment.
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But, like Rosaleda, she is barred from receiving asylum because of her prior deportation.
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The safety agency has also barred Takata from using ammonium nitrate for new orders.
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They were all red flags that could have barred him from obtaining a permit.
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Mahathir has since barred Najib and his wife, Rosmah Mansor, from leaving the country.
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Pete Rose is still barred by Major League Baseball because he bet on games.
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The actor expressed his distaste for Spicer in a no-holds-barred Instagram post.
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Even as recently as 26, they were barred from becoming doctors, teachers and nurses.
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Najib was barred from leaving Malaysia and arrested within two months after the election.
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A presidential candidate calling for Muslims to be barred from entering the United States.
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Before amphetamines were barred, 28 players had received exemptions to treat attention deficit disorder.
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Thousands have been thrown in jails, and hundreds have been barred from travel since.
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Moulton was one of two Democratic candidates barred from both debates, alongside Miramar, Fla.
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DirecTV and Dish, meanwhile, have already tried combining and been barred by US regulators.
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With immediate effect, Palestinian vendors were barred from buying from Tnuva, Strauss Group Ltd.
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Chemezov was barred by the Obama administration from entering the United States in 2014.
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They are barred from offering or accepting cash in placing or recruiting American students.
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When people convicted of domestic abuse were barred from buying guns, gun deaths decreased.
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Last week, the company denied reports that Wu had been barred from leaving China.
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South Africa was barred from 1964 to 1988 because of its policies of apartheid.
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Thousands of moderate and reformist candidates have been barred from standing in the elections.
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Wearing football shirts remains the fastest way to be barred from entering a pub.
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As a result, the unit was barred from issuing new products for three months.
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Telmex has been barred from holding a TV license in Mexico since its privatization.
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Media representatives were barred from the cemetery, and riot police officers stood watch outside.
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Under the bill, children under the age of 15 would be barred from marriage.
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Previously, 1 in 10 Floridians were barred from voting due to a felony conviction.
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Sidebar WASHINGTON — In 22012, the Supreme Court barred the execution of the intellectually disabled.
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Lingering suspicion has resulted in most Bedouin being barred from military and police service.
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Grimm filed suit after being barred from using the boys' bathroom at his school.
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In 2010, a federal judge in California said the claims against Edison were barred.
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If a higher court confirms his prison sentence, he will be barred from running.
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The LGBT community is barred from employment of any kind at these three companies.
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Four fans involved were barred from attending soccer matches in England in the aftermath.
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The Chiefs announced in late April that Hill has been barred from team activities.
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Another sportswriter says Guerrero may have been barred from the Patriots' sidelines and facilities.
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Within five minutes Takada was taken down and arm barred but it didn't matter.
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Financial institutions and companies are barred from dealing with those on the U.S. blacklist.
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Ostracized for their habit, they're barred from engaging in it almost anywhere in public.
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Refugee resettlements are suspended for 120 days, and refugees from Syria are barred indefinitely.
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Mississippi and Alabama shortly afterward began enforcing similar laws that previously had been barred.
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Even if people are found to be genuine refugees, they are barred from Australia.
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Mejia, a former Mets reliever, failed three steroid tests and was barred in 2016.
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For centuries, women have been barred from visiting the site, one of Hinduism's holiest.
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Various government secretaries would wage a no-holds-barred struggle to gain presidential favor.
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A quick glance through the barred front door reveals a network of metallic ductwork.
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There were a few exceptions, but Asian immigration was, for the most part, barred.
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The International Olympic Committee in December barred Russia from the Games, citing systematic doping.
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It could have barred athletes and coaches early, and then slogged through the appeals.
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Before the day was out, the county sheriff barred Rosenberg from the detention center.
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No. Does that mean you're barred from making pierogis with their time-worn recipe?
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Her home country has been barred from the Games because of a doping scheme.
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Some US-based festivals have barred harm-reduction organizations from providing drug testing services.
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People on the list are barred from taking flights, trains or making big purchases.
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All were also men; the body had barred women since its founding in 1974.
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Before the Kandahar rally, Mr. Ghani barred government employees from attending such opposition gatherings.
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In September, London's transport authority barred the company from operating in the British capital.
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Bahrain has barred members of dissolved opposition groups from running in the parliamentary elections.
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He then barred the use of all federal money for Westway, effectively blocking it.
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As he understood it, the consent decree barred him from dispersing the young men.
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The United States is not the first country to have barred senior court officials.
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It's more likely they'll be barred because of other factors like income or education.
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During that period, the parties were barred from selling most of their Nornickel stakes.
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This past week, protesters were barred from congregating near Notre-Dame after the fire.
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That law had not only barred strikes but also penalized striking workers with dismissal.
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Google's contractors are barred from company events like holiday parties and all-hands meetings.
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If too many students fail to repay, colleges are barred from receiving federal funds.
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Multiple offenders, or people who post particularly egregious content, could be barred from Facebook.
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She said Mr. Edelstein had been barred from the theater's premises as of Monday.
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Amazon told sellers they could get barred if they do so, sellers told us.
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If implemented, all of our relatives will be permanently barred from visiting us here.
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Most of people declared stateless are likely to be barred from voting as well.
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U.S.A. Field Hockey has four people on its barred list, but only their names.
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Apple, Facebook and Google's YouTube mostly barred Mr. Jones last month, for hate speech.
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Then, at noon on March 13 — only a week ago — the facility barred visitors.
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It also reported that Fan and her brother were barred from leaving the country.
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This was despite the fact that many opposition candidates had been barred from contending.
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SafeSport has no reluctance in publishing names of people it has investigated and barred.
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The administration barred other relatives, including grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nephews, nieces and cousins.
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People with pending visa requests, some of whom have waited years, will be barred.
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The Supreme Court barred such sentences in 2012, in a case called Miller v.
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The allegations are untrue and the claims are barred by the statute of limitations.
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He was sanctioned only belatedly, barred from campus for 22015 years — after he graduated.
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The company never paused review or barred third parties from accessing Cortana user data.
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A 2008 burglary with firearm conviction barred him from possessing a firearm, O'Brien said.
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Yet children of service members are not barred from enlisting, despite these higher risks.
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Despite his well-known abuse, it took 30 years before USA Swimming barred him.
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Women Vote Smart is legally barred from accepting or soliciting donations from foreign nationals.
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In boxing, a mixed martial artist's elbows, chokes and submission holds are all barred.
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But official records do not show any of the Consett directors have been barred.
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Partisans impute evil to their adversaries, and the meritocratic elect have barred the gates.
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He officially left FIFA last year and later was barred from working in soccer.
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The judge granted the restraining order, which barred her husband from owning a gun.
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In February, my colleague David Kirkpatrick was barred from entering Egypt at Cairo's airport.
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And even if granted asylum, the migrants are still barred from resettlement in Australia.
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New Yorkers who donate to political campaigns shouldn't be barred from receiving that assistance.
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The US Army has barred soldiers from using TikTok on government phones and devices.
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Ghosn was barred from traveling abroad as part of his $13 million bail agreement.
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I ask, why am I still barred from returning to my family's empty village?
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To add insult to injury, the Matula girls are barred from voicing their dissatisfaction.
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But he just barred them from entering the U.S. How cooperative will they be?
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That is why Mr. Neil, with his no-holds-barred style, looms so large.
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They're also barred from taking the break altogether if their income is too high.
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The next-highest rating, NC-16, would have barred children under 16 from attending.
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More recently, the EPA barred its scientists from presenting scientific reports on the subject.
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New York's statute of limitations previously barred victims from suing after they turned 23.
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Unions would be barred from negotiating over health insurance, workers' evaluations and staff reductions.
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The countries have expelled each other's ambassadors and barred each other's citizens from leaving.
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Williamson isn't the only debate-barred 2020 candidate forced to make some alternate plans.
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Care providers may even be barred from offering referrals or discussing issues like contraception.
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Women in this age bracket, who are also barred, accounted for only 1.8 percent.
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He has received a suspension and will be temporarily barred from teaching doctoral students.
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Jordan had wanted to question him and initially barred him from leaving the country.
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As a result, about 34,500 people in New York were barred from owning guns.
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But on July 9, 2015, FIFA barred him from soccer-related activities for life.
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Kumar has already been barred by the university from working for the athletic department.
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And for years, a number of schools have barred black students from wearing braids.
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But then conventional hierarchies asserted themselves, and women were mostly barred from religious leadership.
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As part of Tuesday's ruling, Mr. Mutko was barred for life from the Olympics.
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Benedict had also barred McCarrick from traveling, lecturing publicly, or celebrating a public mass.
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The plan, challenged by Texas and other states, has been barred by the courts.
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But their path was barred by riot police, who said the centre had closed.
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And we're delighted he's joining us onstage for a freewheeling, no-holds-barred interview.
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Many countries barred 737 Max jets from taking off or landing at local airports.
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Nevada's Republican governor, Brian Sandoval, is barred under state law from seeking a third term.
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Many types of mutual fund are barred from holding non-investment grade (ie, junk) bonds.
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In power since 2010, Aquino is barred by the constitution from seeking a second term.
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A Reuters journalist was barred from entering the hearing, which was closed to the public.
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He was barred because of a corruption conviction he says was fabricated by the Kremlin.
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Legally, the US government is barred from detaining migrant children for more than 20 days.
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Once a rule is disapproved of, agencies are forever barred from passing a similar regulation.
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Per the contract reviewed by the Journal, McDougal is barred from telling her story elsewhere.
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Trump White House overruled that reading, however, meaning those green card holders were initially barred.
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The Immigration Act barred an ambiguous and long list of people from entering the country.
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Prior to 2016, people who were openly transgender were barred from serving in the military.
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Grimm had filed suit after being barred from using the boys' bathroom at his school.
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"(The White House) is ethically and morally barred from intervening," said Blumenthal, a Connecticut Democrat.
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Both the FCC and the FTC are now barred from making privacy rules for ISPs.
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Meanwhile, Bloomberg reported that Judge Vincent Briccetti temporarily barred McIntyre from moving to Microsoft. bloom.
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Should it fail to do so, the bank would be barred from extending new loans.
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Per USC's statement, Olivia Jade would be barred from registering for classes or acquiring transcripts.
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He said one employee physically barred a representative from entering one area during the visit.
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It had already been effectively barred from buying U.S. parts, so this raises the stakes.
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In 2015, the Court barred lawyers from hiring people to hold their spot in line.
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Khan was then barred from entering China, and his bank accounts in Pakistan were frozen.
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Mr. Trump's defense in the Senate is in keeping with this no-holds-barred approach.
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"Paramour" is not Cirque du Soleil's first attempt at a no-holds-barred Broadway debut.
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The order also barred resettlement of refugees for 120 days and indefinitely banned Syrian refugees.
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Airlines have been sympathetic to ticketed passengers who find themselves barred from travelling to America.
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The photographer did not want to be named for fear of being barred from Bangladesh.
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Nine people crafted an online letter demanding that Balakrishnan be barred from professional social events.
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The show will also include his first no-holds-barred competition against a seasoned brawler.
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Palestinians said that, after the incident, Israeli authorities barred Muslim worshippers from Al Aqsa mosque.
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Three were barred from taking their posts because they failed to recite their oaths properly.
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As big banks are barred by regulators from acquiring smaller ones, growth has been organic.
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Bafin said it has barred Maple Bank from continuing its business to safeguard its assets.
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"I think everyone should play it that way, because it's no-holds-barred," Bazemore said.
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Luna Lovegood and the Weasley twins are no longer barred from entering the Forbidden Forest.
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She criticized the defense team for saying they would try to get her testimony barred.
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Congress also barred the Food and Drug Administration from considering clinical trials involving the technology.
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Members were cut off from their families and barred from watching television or reading newspapers.
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The most notable person who was not barred was Representative Alcee Hastings, Democrat of Florida.
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Two Russian officials were reportedly expelled, and two more have been barred from entering Greece.
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The White House barred a reporter from a press conference after she asked Trump questions.
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During the hospital stint, according to a friend, his family was barred from visiting him.
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The details: The military is barred by law from taking on domestic law enforcement responsibilities.
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Some pundits even suggested that Fidelity could be barred from investing by secretive venture firms.
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" Barred from shooting in the driveway — "Our parents were always like, 'Don't hit the cars!
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"Everything is taboo," says one opposition candidate who has been barred from running for president.
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Also, foreign companies are barred from conducting biotech research or biotech seed production in China.
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Five years ago, Mr Berlusconi was barred from holding public office because of his conviction.
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She may even be barred from operating her own company for up to two years.
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"She was the same outrageous, no-holds-barred Alexis and just as beautiful," he said.
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Last year the government also barred a campaigner from a respected Russian rights group, Memorial.
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Three months later, NHTSA explicitly barred companies from promoting safety scores higher than five stars.
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Those that have represented Puerto Rico's creditors are not barred from vying for a contract.
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Creditors are barred from suing Puerto Rico over missed debt payments at least through Feb.
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More than 50 firms audited various parts, under local laws that often barred independent oversight.
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His administration barred a critical Italian politician, Giacomo Filibeck, from entering the country last month.
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Empresses ruled Japan at various times over several centuries until they were barred in 1889.
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The carrier said "overly radical" staff would be barred from crewing flights to the mainland.
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